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Nope this is just lumen

@@sharkyy12 looks really good

@@zed2929 thank you!

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I did yes, just placed it and set the transform positions to rotate like 270 degrees over the course lf the sequence and also move up and down a bit

Ocean system for rendered cinematics, it’s great! This was on the lowest quality setting too

Its is only lumen!

The winds of time by melodysheep

Thanks!

I used Ocean System For Rendered Cinematics, it doesn't use physics but it looks really really good and this is at quality level 1 when you could go up to say 7-12

Thanks! I was gonna add some fireflies but any particle effects I could find that were free didn't give the look I was looking for. And the sky and moon were done with ultra dynamic sky and its the only thing that cost money in the whole project but its damn worth it! 20$ on Marketplace

@@sharkyy12 thanks, yea it’s a 100% worth the money

Thanks!

They are photo scanned rails so the rails may just be a different shape from where you live

@@sharkyy12 Unfortunately, no. This does not depend on place, this is physics : ) Rails never turn in with right corner, special "squircle" shape is used instead. The idea is to make acceleration inside the turn as small and smooth as possible. Since you want to make everything look as real as possible it'd better to take this in account as well ;)

@@koldoon3279 oh yea i though you meant the shape of the actual rail itself, but i just didnt feel like modeling that because i was going on a trip the next day so wanted to get it finished

Thank you so much!

You have to set your 2 transform points futher apart from one another on the timeline

I make the scale and size pretty small, increase the density to 1.0 for the main brush and then to 5000 in the adjustments area when your selected on the foliage, then i adjust the ground angle so they can be placed on vertical angles, and also make the z-offset a little lower like -2.0 so they aren’t floating

Yea unreal is great, ive only been been using it for a couple months and i can do this for completely free. Although ive barely used it, blender i feel is better for modeling while unreal engine can be better for putting together worlds and scenes

@@sharkyy12 I use both, blender cycles can get much more realistic results, but blender doesn't handle as much polygons as unreal engine and has hard time dealing with volumetrics (but there's lots of workarounds). A forest scene like this is one of the only thing that i would do in UE instead of blender (tons of polygons).

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